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Report

**KNBS and ICF. 2022. Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 2022. Key Indicators Report. Nairobi, Kenya, and Rockville, Maryland, USA: KNBS and ICF.**

KNBS and ICF. 2022. Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 2022. Key Indicators Report. Nairobi, Kenya, and Rockville, Maryland, USA: KNBS and ICF.

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About

  • The App uses data from the Key Indicators Report of the 2022 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (2022 KDHS). The survey was implemented by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) in collaboration with the Kenya’s Ministry of Health (MoH) and other stakeholders.

  • It provides easy-to-use interface to explore 2022 KDHS data using tools such as choropleth maps, bar plots, trend plots. This is a living app that is continuously developed to include comparisons of the current results with those from Demographic and Health Surveys.

  • The analytics and visualizations are created by the Center for Epidemiological Modelling and Analysis (CEMA) at the University of Nairobi, Kenya.

Sample survey

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37,911

32,156

14,453



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Summary of the households selected, occupied, and interviewed for the 2022 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey

The numbers are presented by:

  • Type of questionnaire (full or short questionnaires)
  • Residence: Rural and urban
  • Participants: Men and women


Household characteristics

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26%

26.5%

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Housing

Health insurance improves access to quality health care by reducing the costs associated with illness, treatment and care incurred by persons and/or families. The graphics show the percentage of de jure household members with insurance and the type of insurance.

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Cooking

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Household possessions

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Birth registration

Birth registration of children <5 years

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School attendance

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Road Traffic Accidents

Deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents

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COVID-19 diagnosis and vaccination

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Health Insurance Coverage

Health insurance improves access to quality health care by reducing the costs associated with illness, treatment and care incurred by persons and/or families. The graphics show the percentage of de jure household members with insurance and the type of insurance.

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Cash transfer or social assistance

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Respondent characteristics

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32,156

14,453


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Background characteristics

For each characteristic, we show the weighted percentage distributions of the women and men that participated in the survey. Choose the characteristic to display.

Occupation

Type of employment

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Reason for migration

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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

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65.5%

63%


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Person collecting drinking water

Treatment of household drinking water

Management of household excreta

Disposal of children’s stool

Handwashing

Marriage

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19.4%

15.1%

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Disability among the household population

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16%

5%

0.5%


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Fertility

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3.4

122

27.7


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Total fertility rate

  • Urban areas: 2.8
  • Rural areas: 3.9

General fertility rate per 1,000 women

  • Urban areas: 105
  • Rural areas: 134

Crude birth rate per 1,000 women

  • Urban areas: 30.1
  • Rural areas: 26.6


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Background characteristics

Total fertility rate

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Median age at first birth

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Teenage pregnancy

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Fertility preferences

Percent distribution of married women desire for children, by the number of children they already have - and whether they would want the child soon or later

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By number of living children

Ideal number of children

Mean ideal number of children

Fertility planning status

Wanted fertility rates

Family planning

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63%

70%

11%

6%

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Knowledge of contraceptive methods

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Knowledge of fertile period

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Reasons for discontinuation

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Need and demand for family planning

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Decision making about family planning

Future use of contraception

Exposure to family planning messages

Childhood mortality

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63%

70%

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Early childhood mortality rates

Ten-year early childhood mortality

Perinatal mortality

Mother’s health

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63%

70%

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Antenatal care

Number of antenatal care visits and timing of first visit

Components of antenatal care

Place of delivery

Caesarean section

Assistance during delivery

Men’s involvement in maternal health care

Maternal care

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89%

82%

66%



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Maternal care

Mother’s background characteristics

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Spatial visualization

Maternal care data in descending order


Vaccinations

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55%

38%


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Fully vaccinated according to the national schedule

Characteristics of the fully vaccinated


Child health

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82%

70%

57%


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Health conditions

Treatment conditions

Treatment conditions: descending

Source of treatment

Early Childhood Development Index 2030

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78%

4,797

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Nutrition

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18%

5%

10%


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Nutritional measure

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Nutritional status (county-map)


Nutritional status (county-descending)

Micronutrient supplementation & deworming

Women minimum dietary diversity

Malaria

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54%

1.2

37%


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Household possession of mosquito nets

Source of mosquito nets

Access to an insecticide-treated net (ITN)

Use of mosquito nets by households

Use of existing ITNs

Use of mosquito nets:children

Use of mosquito nets:pregnant women

Mosquito net not used previous night

Reason why the mosquito net was not used the night before the survey

Intermittent Preventive Treatment by women during pregnancy

Children with fever & careseeking prompt treatment & diagnosis

Source of advice/treatment for children with fever

TB/HIV

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54%

55%


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Knowledge & beliefs on HIV

Knowledge on HIV prevention

HIV testing

Chronic conditions

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9.0%

3.5%

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Blood pressure diagnosis and treatment

Blood sugar diagnosis and treatment

Depression diagnosis and treatment

Arthritis diagnosis and treatment

Physical activity

Examinations for breast & cervical cancer

Women empowerment

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4.5%

36%

3%

26%

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Employment & cash earnings

Control over men’s cash

House & land ownership

Agricultural land ownership

Non-agricultural land ownership

Ownership & use of mobile phones & bank accounts

Participation in decision making

Attitude towards negotiating safer sexual relations

Domestic/ Gender violence

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34%

3.5%


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Experience physical violence

Person commiting physical violence

Experience violence during pregnancy

Experience sexual violence

Persons committing sexual violence

Forms of controlling behaviors and intimate-partner violence

Violence by any spouse or intimate partner

Violence by women against their spouse or intimate partner

Help seeking to stop violence

Sources for help to stop the violence

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Female genital mutilation

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13%

6.5%

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Knowledge of female circumcision

Prevalence of female circumcision

Age at circumcision

Aspects of circumcision among women and girls

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Circumcision by age

Effects of female circumcision

Help seeking behavior among circumcised women

Compare indicators by county

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Comparison by indicators

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